Who is more powerful between Taoism and Buddhism, and who is a little higher in the realm of Taoism

Are you talking about Taoism or Taoism, or in Journey to the West? In Journey to the West, it is difficult to say who is strong and who is weak, and it is not difficult for Taoists to destroy their grandchildren, but it depends on the face of Buddhism.

If it is a general situation, then first of all, Taoism is the extreme school of Taoism, naturally it may be a little worse than Buddhism, but if it is the entire Taoism, then the Taoist theory of ruling by doing nothing, doing nothing and doing everything, Taoism, leisurely travel, inner saint and outer king, etc., not only profoundly affected Buddhism, but also influenced Confucianism, it can be said that Taoism and Confucianism are the two sides of the character of the Chinese, and Buddhism cannot have such a big influence, although it also affects the character of the Chinese people. Moreover, the Chinese tradition is the outer Confucianism and the internal law, which refers to the Taoist scholars such as Han Feizi, Shen Buxian, and Shen Zhi, and the Taoist Huang Lao School. This is the structure of traditional Chinese politics, which produced the culture of officialdom, the rule of inaction has the rule of Wenjing and Zhenguan, and the Lao Zhuang school has produced hermits, which is not comparable to Buddhism.

Taoism is involved in both birth and entry into the world, and Buddhism is only born.

Therefore, Taoism has a wide range of influences, and its influence is greater and more powerful. Of course, if it is philosophical, then each has its own merits.

Each has its own strengths and weaknesses. The founder of Taoism was Li Er in the Spring and Autumn Period. The founder of Buddhism was Shakyamuni in India.

Say who's amazing.。。 How to say it. Journey to the West is just a myth**.

Tang Seng went to the place where the West Heaven Rulai. If you don't show the profundity of Buddhism. Then what else do you go to the west to learn scriptures? . .

When you ask about the level of the realm, when there is a perspective, for the two schools of Buddhism and Taoism, there is no such problem at all. If someone in the practice of Buddhism asks this question, he must not have entered the path. From a non-Buddhist point of view, the level of the realm is meaningless, different insights, different cultivations, different states of mind, and different people see different things.

Differences between Taoism and Buddhism:

1. Taoist noble life, slender life. Buddhists give up their lives to find liberation. Therefore, Taoism starts with the physical attributes of the body and pays attention to practical practice. Buddhism, on the other hand, starts from the psychological level, stresses the realization of self-nature, and focuses on internal cultivation.

2. Taoism talks about bearing, and Buddhism talks about cause and effect. Bearing the burden talks about the impact of one's positive and negative good and evil on others and the universe, which can be summarized by the "butterfly effect", that is, the relationship between the part and the whole. Buddhism causality talks about the relationship between positive and negative good and evil of individuals and the actions and reactions of others, which can be summarized by the "interaction of forces", that is, the relationship between the part itself.

3. Taoists believe that man is a copy of the universe, so the sky has the sun and the moon, man also has yin and yang, the sky has five elements, and man has five organs. Therefore, the premise of cultivation is to "live forever and see for a long time", and then through "longevity and long-term vision" to study the laws of the universe and return to the source, this process is also called "enlightenment". This is why there was a saying in ancient times that there were "ten ways and nine doctors".

Buddhists believe that man and the universe are in a symbiotic relationship, and there is a saying that "one thought is ignorant, the three realms are idealistic, and all laws are only conscious", that is, the existence of the universe and human beings are all generated by consciousness, and all things have no beginning and no end in continuous reincarnation, and there is no beginning or end. Only by letting go of delusions can we be liberated.

Fourth, Taoism talks about "quiet and non-action", and Buddhism talks about "the four are empty, and the six roots are pure".

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Problem description: Please be specific.

Analysis: Which one is "awesome", you ask?? Then I'll tell you.

First of all, I search Taoism, Buddhism separately.

It can be seen that Buddhism is much more well-known, but it is more powerful than others.

Religion is very conceptual and abstract, and if you want to compare, of course, you have to take the representative liquid high characters to compare, so I will pick and choose.

Of course, the most powerful of the Buddhist immortals is the Buddha (Amitabha), Guanyin Bodhisattva and the Journey to the West to defeat the Buddha (Sun Wukong), and a large number of other Arhats are making trouble, not to mention King Kong or something.

And Li Jing, the most powerful Tota Heavenly King in Taoism, Nezha, the great god of the Three Altars Sea Society, Yang Jian, the Erlang God, the Eight Immortals, the Thirty-six Heavenly Generals, and the Generalissimo Tianpeng who is in charge of the Tianhe Water Army.

Single, but it seems that the Taoist side has a slight advantage, the Buddhists are all broken red dust, focus on cultivation, and the mana is naturally strong, but the Taoists still have 100,000 heavenly soldiers and generals, plus a large number of immortals in the sky, on the ground and underground, they obviously have the upper hand in the number of immortals.

It's still hard to say who is strong and who is weak when it comes to fighting, and it seems that the Buddha family has not seen the birthday celebration at the peach festival (to be verified), which shows that the Buddhist family and the Taoist gods are guarding each side and performing their duties in the heavenly palace. And when there was a big havoc in the Heavenly Palace, although the Buddhist family was willing to come out to help, they did not help when Nezha was in trouble. This can be understood that Sun Wukong is also a Buddhist, and his own people must be dealt with when they cause trouble elsewhere.

But at that time, Sun Wukong had not yet taken refuge in my Buddha, and he was a spell from Taoist Middle School, which should be regarded as Taoism.

ps: The list of immortals can be searched, Buddhism believes that there are no immortals.